For one, I think the cPanel interface is very out of date graphic design wise. Secondly, it's your typical last decade software that has a million features. I t

For one, I think the cPanel interface is very out of date graphic design wise. Secondly, it's your typical last decade software that has a million features. I think it's also probably too technical for the average shared hosting user. Defeating cPanel probably is a lot like defeating craigslist. I think like callmeed is saying, you're not going to do it by creating a cPanel competitor, but rather making replacements for specific features of cPanel that can stand on their own.